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Originally Posted by FranceBB
I don't get it. You used Intel Parallel Studio to compile and the resulting exe is not XP compatible, right?
Then you tried to use the Microsoft Compiler with v141_xp within Intel Parallel Studio and the resulting binary is still not XP compatible?
(if that's not what you've done, then I didn't understand)
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Well, I used what is called "oneAPI DPC++ Compiler" now. But yeah, that is what used to be Intel C++ compiler (Intel Parallel Studio). Apparently it is the "2021" incarnation of the Intel C++ compiler.
Intel C++ compiler integrates into Visual Studio. So, I used Visual Studio 2017 to compile MediaInfo, but with the Intel C++ Compiler.
If you select the Intel C++ compiler, you can still select the "Base Platform Toolset" separately. I selected "v141_xp" here, in order to ensure that the resulting binary will be compatible to Windows XP.
(I also tried with a "pure" MSVC binary and
that works just fine under Windows XP)
By the way: That is what I have been doing for years to build MediaInfo. Binaries have been working in Windows XP thus far. Something must have changed. But I don't know what exact is different with the binary now
